Working closely with The Pharcyde and Michael “Mike Floss” Ross, (Delicious Vinyl’s founder), Jay Dee was instrumental in keeping The Pharcyde’s second album as ear poppin’ and bugged as their maiden classic “Bizarre Ride To The Pharcyde”, stepping up big time after the group parted ways with “Bizarre” producer J-Swift. In addition to original productions and remixes for “Labcabin”, Jay Dee skillfully worked with the label on incredible mixes for the Brand New Heavies, as well as unreleased remixes for former BNH singer, N’Dea Davenport. From the jazzed out Rhodes syncopation of “Sometimes” featuring Q-Tip, to the crazy cutting up of “Got To Give It Up” for “Saturday Night” featuring Mos Def, Jay Dee shows there’s no tempo he can’t freak on some otherworldly jazzed up funk tip. So put on your head phones and take a trip into the early work of a Hip Hop master JAY DEE • JAY DEELICIOUS 95-98: THE DELICIOUS VINYL YEARS ORIGINALS, REMIXES, & RARITIES DOUBLE CASSETTE SET TAPE ONE: Originals, Remixes, & Rarities A1. The Pharcyde - Runnin' • A2. The Brand New Heavies (feat. Q-Tip) - Sometimes (Remix) • A3. The Pharcyde - Somethin' That Means Somethin' A4. The Pharcyde - She Said (Remix) • A5. N'Dea Davenport - Whatever You Want (Remix) • A6. The Pharcyde - Drop B1. The Brand New Heavies (feat. Mos Def) - Saturday Night (Remix) • B2. The Pharcyde - Bullsh*t • B3. The Pharcyde - Y? B4. N'Dea Davenport - Bullsh*ttin' (Remix) • B5. The Pharcyde - Splattitorium TAPE TWO: Instrumentals A1. Runnin' (Instrumental) • A2. Sometimes (Remix Instrumental) • A3. Somethin' That Means Somethin' (Instrumental) A4. She Said (Remix Instrumental) • A5. Drop (Instrumental) B1. Saturday Night (Remix Instrumental) • B2. Bullsh*t (Instrumental) • B3. Y? (Instrumental) • B4. Bullsh*ttin' (Remix Instrumental)